TNA ADM 199 790

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TNA ADM 199 790

Admiralty records concerning Operation Dynamo and the evacuation of troops from Dunkirk, dating from 1940.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: ADM 199 790

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Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/790. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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ECRE e SS 10	55
1 Dynam An 349.	Tel /asman 60
355	65
THER OF PROCEEDINGS - EVACUATION.	RN B 70
ommanding Officer, H.M.S. ABEL TASHAN communication of 7th June 1940)	Pall 75
	Partmath 80
II. 0 Vice Admiral, Dover.	> receivings 85
Forwarded. The behaviour of	90
e ALICE would appear to need some planation.	95
	the following 100
(Sd.) H.T.C. WALNER	H.M. Ships 105
II. Barracks, Portsmouth. COMMODORE. h June 1940.	ABEL TASMAN 110
	r vertal 115
VICE ADMIRA 1940	120
11 JUN & DOVER R	D failed from 125
18	for 130
	2. Amril Dever 135
00 was 900 his ordered	t process to 140
a s for a mute	t La PANNE 145
for (Sd.) H. Saile Sinter for	150 La PANNE 20a - 11,30 the THE

Abel Tasman Alice Commodore Jaguar Dover

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 374.

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CONFIDENTIAL
0
20c. (For use with S. 1320b).
NAVAL MESSAGE.
(Revised Dynams 356
October, 1935.)
ECRE
e
SS
10
55
1
Dynam 355
An 349. Tel /asman 60
65
THER OF PROCEEDINGS - EVACUATION.
RN B
70
ommanding Officer, H.M.S. ABEL TASHAN
communication of 7th June 1940)
Pall
75
Partmath 80
II.
>
receivings
85
0 Vice Admiral, Dover.
90
Forwarded. The behaviour of
e ALICE would appear to need some
planation.
95
the following
100
(Sd.) H.T.C. WALNER
H.M. Ships
105
II. Barracks, Portsmouth.
COMMODORE.
h June 1940.
ABEL TASMAN
110
r vertal
115
VICE ADMIRA
120
11 JUN 1940
&
DOVER R
D failed from
125
18
for
130
2. Amril Dever
135
00 was 900 his ordered t process to 140
for a s for a mute t La PANNE 150 145
(Sd.) H. Saile Sinter for La PANNE 20a
- 11,30 the THE
C. WALNER
C the attack. she had a targe member OF
very close to a wreck. "Expross" went
Barracks, Pomodeer - and took are name of her troops
June 1940.
Later Jaguar "was towed datern while
in the vicinity. At about 1830
410
anumber of men and the condition
11
time anchor, transferred the
our leaving a Travle to